Spirituality

[close] This reading group is for Catholics and anyone else interested in reading and discussing Catholic literature from devotional and theological writings to saint biographies and fiction. Each month we choose books from a list of nominations for a book to be read the following month. Everyone is welcome to join in and participate.

[close] This group is for those out there who love Spiritual Fiction.

[close] Allah-u-Abhá! This group collects book recommendations from the Facebook group Bahá’í Mommies and provides a space for more focused discussion around specific books. Books shelved in this group include children’s books and adult books, books for all ages of children, books with Bahá'í content as well as books from the wider world. All titles recommended *personally* by any member of the Facebook group in response to any post are welcome to be shelved here (as opposed to books mentioned in articles or lists shared by members of the FB group, which are *not* shelved here since they have not been personally vouched for). In cases when a series has been recommended, only the first book in the series is shelved here (to prevent the shelves from becoming unwieldy)—unless a specific title from the series that isn’t the first book has been recommended. Members of the FB group and of this Goodreads group are left to their own discretion about which books are worth their time; there has been no effort to gate-keep or discriminate here, simply to gather all the recs in one place. Further discernment is left to each reader.

[close] We are an diverse group of Gen Z past and present residents (and friends of said residents) at a megachurch in San Antonio, Texas (may the residency program rest in peace). We are passionate about theology, women empowerment, racial equity, church reform, and social justice, though that list is not exhaustive. We love the Church, but probably voice our opinions a little too loudly for our Millennial and Baby Boomer counterparts. But, hey, every person that has ever made an impact was an extremist during their time, right?